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Female Satin BowerBird - Kambah

To: Philip Veerman <>, "" <>
Subject: Female Satin BowerBird - Kambah
From: djflotek flotek <>
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2014 22:15:15 +0000
Wow. I didn't know. It's a first for me, seeing one around here.
It's a shame when people cut everything down and put nothing in its place, or even concrete.

I accept your emigrant Bowerbird(s) duly!



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Subject: RE: [canberrabirds] Female Satin BowerBird - Kambah
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2014 09:00:33 +1100

I have them in Kambah through the year though far fewer now than in the summer. There is an all blue bird still here, that I saw this morning when I went out to investigate having heard a Spotted Turtle-Dove (that I saw briefly). My population of bowerbirds has diminished greatly since my neighbour's large impenetrable jungle garden (which for years housed a bower) was transformed into bare "scorched earth" by the new owners in August.
 
Philip
 
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Subject: [canberrabirds] Female Satin BowerBird - Kambah

It has been hanging about for a while. I think it's keen on the fruit tree's and shrubs in the area.
Haven't seen any others. Just the Female. The wattle birds don't like it.
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